Glentrool 13-15 April

[Barn Owl]

Spring meet at above, all welcome.
Hammock,bivi or tent.
Canoes can be put in the loch.

Any takers?

Barn Owl

 

[Stuart69]

Sounds good Tam, we can bring the chute again.

 

[Toddy]

I've been hellish sore this year, but it's easing (touching every tree I can find ) I might come down and stay with Dharma or visit with Geoff and Jane and can come by and enjoy the company too

cheers for sorting this out Tam

M

 

[Barn Owl]

Chute would be great Stuart.

That'd be a grand idea Mary.

 

[Jinsin456]

Finally! I'm there and excited already

 

[Eric_Methven]

Tam, can you give me a bit more info please? Location, GR, Postcode or whatever? Sounds like summat Cameron and I would be up for, and the poor wee chap is champing at the bit to get out wi' grandpaw.

Eric

 

[JohnC]

Would like to get to this for a day at least...

 

[DOONBOY]

Is oooo so sweet comin along?

 

[Shewie]

I'm long over due a visit, I'll try and make this one if you don't mind an Englishman attending

 

[Shewie]

Is it alright if I bring the wife? She's got a green fleece and some green wellies

 

[Gill]

You must be nearly Scottish by noo Rich !

 

[Stuart69]

He's getting there Gill

We teach him a few things every time he comes up. Still got a lot to learn though, he's a bit slow but you get used to it

Apparently even the vikings thought twice about coming here Link

 

[Shewie]

He's getting there Gill

We teach him a few things every time he comes up. Still got a lot to learn though, he's a bit slow but you get used to it

Apparently even the vikings thought twice about coming here Link

From your link Stu ..

Uppermost in the minds of the Icelandic merchants weighing anchor off Scotland in the Middle Ages were the ferocious reception they expected from hostile locals, dangerous landings, the incomprehensible language and the terrible weather (very foggy).​

I know exactly how they felt

 

[Stuart69]

Some things never change mate

 

[Shewie]

I think I was just getting my head round the Glasgow accent when I was getting up regularly, it might take me a night to tune in again now.

Once the TGO is out of the way you'll soon be sick of the sight of me again, and the trip planning PMs

 

[Stuart69]

You're always welcome bud, if nothing else you keep Ciara fed and entertained

 

[Gill]

I think I was just getting my head round the Glasgow accent when I was getting up regularly, it might take me a night to tune in again now.

Once the TGO is out of the way you'll soon be sick of the sight of me again, and the trip planning PMs

The weegie language is terrible Rich ,Ayrshire is not as slang .

 

[Shewie]

You're always welcome bud, if nothing else you keep Ciara fed and entertained

That'll be Carol's job this time

 

[Barn Owl]

Bump for this,
Hillwalking bountiful too.
Good for birdwatching also,I'll do a walk if wanted.

So, you have the above,canoeing,fishing,spoon and kuksa carving if you like too.
And whatever else anyone wishes too have a lesson on.

 

[Bodge]

Bump for this,
Hillwalking bountiful too.
Good for birdwatching also,I'll do a walk if wanted.

So, you have the above,canoeing,fishing,spoon and kuksa carving if you like too.
And whatever else anyone wishes too have a lesson on.

Mmmm sounds tempting Tom, might be up that way for a few days in the motorhome with the family. I won't be in 'bushcraft mode' and assuming there is room and we don't get stoned to death it would be nice to say hello and skim a few stones on the loch. Do you have more info on the location, I assume it's on Loch Trool.